BiH citizens will pay to enter Croatia from next year, new EU rules

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Citizens of Serbia, Montenegro, and BiH will have to pay seven euros if they want to enter Croatia from next year.

All passengers will have to fill out an online form and pay a one-time fee, which will apply to everyone over 18 and under 70 years of age.

Reportedly, filling out the form could be quick, and for those who are not computer-savvy, other people can do it for them. Approval could be ready immediately upon submitting the form and paying the seven euros.

These are new European Union rules, which Croatia will also implement.

The European Travel Information and Authorisation System will be applied at all border crossings of EU countries with neighboring countries, and it is not known whether citizens of non-EU countries will have to fill out forms and pay a fee every time they enter Croatia.